EZ-Flats® Pro Parcel Sorting Equipment

Expand your Savings with Parcel Manifesting

Overview

The EZ-Flats® system isn’t just for sorting flats anymore. Eii now offers the EZ-Flats® Pro. Combining the functionality of the EZ-Flats ® Premium with The Champ ™ Mail Processor, sorting parcels is even more affordable than ever. The EZ-Flats® Pro allows you to expedite your mailings and track their progress using Priority Mail Open and Distribute (PMOD).

This system obtains the highest automation discounts with a revolutionary sorting methodology for processing packages with a single pass. Expanding on EZ-Flats® Premium, it joins automation with a label applicator and conveyor with the ability to sort into postal bags. With this system, you can sort, manifest, and bill parcels up to 8″ in height with a single machine. 

You can upgrade to the EZ-Flats® Pro from other EZ-Flats® systems, and it’s compatible with other Eii equipment.

Features

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Cost Effective

Low start-up and overhead costs. 

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Versatile

Ideal for sorting both Flats and Parcels.

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Scalable

Easily configurable to space and workload requirements.

Specifications

Throughput (pph) -
1,500 - 2,000
Min Weight -
0.05 lbs.
Max Weight -
10 lbs.
Scale -
Mettler Toledo BC-30
Barcode -
1D and 2D
Scanner -
Symbol LS2208 1D Scanner
OCR -
Yes
Label Size (in) -
4 x 1.5 (size can vary)
Label Application -
Automated
Printer -
Zebra and EII's Printer
Number of Sorting Containers -
Adjustable
Number of Operators -
1 - 2
Monitor/Controller -
Touchscreen
Footprint Dimensions -
L: (70"+ (the amount of stackers x 20")) x W: 91" x H: 77"
Power Specifications -
120V/20A IEC C-20 3 Wire, 230V/20A 3 Wire L11-20P/R, or 240A/20A L15-20P/R 4 Wire
Temperature -
41°F - 113°F (5°C - 45°C)
Humidity -
<85% (non-condensing)
Compressed Air -
Yes (required for label application)

Piece Type

Boxes
Parcels
Poly Bags
PolyBag
Flats
Flats
Padded Mailers
Padded Mailer
Bubble Mailers
Bubble Mailer

Container Options

USPS Bags
Mail-Bag

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